davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Don't.

let that cold of yours run on. You think II is light thing. But 1t msy rur into cstsrrh. Or into pneumonia. Or consumption.
 Cstsrrh IS disgusting. Pneumonia is dangerous. Consumption is death it self.
 The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy and clear of sll obsir-c. tions and offensive matter. Otherwisa there IS trouble ahead.
 All the disea7es Ut these parts, head nose. throat, bronchial tubes s5d lungs. can be delightfully and entirely cured by the use of Boschee'- German Syrup. If you don't know this slresdy, thou sand and thousands of people can tell you. They have been cured by it. and ''know how It IS, themselves Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Potn.h Fertilizer, for Fruit.

Potash fertilizers have decidedly i'm proved the desirable quality of fruits Wherever the percentage of this element has been raised t'ir change is accompanied by an increase of sugar and decrease oi ccid This. it is hardly necessary to say, is an important a.j desirable change-a matter of dollars and cents. Other thing, being equal, the fruit with the largest Der cent. of sugar will bring the highest price Moreover, less desirable varieties may b, brought I'D Co a higher standard. thus giving value tO some good quality, as hardineSs and prolific bearing. The fact that the quality and character of garden and orchard products can be modified by the effect Of special fertilizers is of i'm merse importance in is practical as well sS scientific beariiiz
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
GIrded Their Ioin. and srinn,a.

"How is the work progressing in Da kOta.' asked n Boston minister Cf a good brother who lives in Dakota at the Baptist anniversaries the other day.
 Well, I am getting along pretty well but still it's rather discoUragin-," " rrpl:ea the Dakota man with an air of desnouG ency.
 Isn't there my religious inte-cst ou, there' Can't you awaken its Or won't they come to church,"
 ''No. it isn't that. The first week ] went there had big congregations. One day there were iJO down on their knee weeping and praying. X man came iu and said there were two detectives coming down the road and every blessed person got up and skipped. Minneapolis Jour
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

Le H'Cn1u's Golden BaIsap, Cures 't+r-rt-i fire and s-t,ond s.-... Sor's cn She Lecg and Body. Sore F7-s E' t', Hse, etc., topf.cr-coIored Rtot-h.- Syph.ii-l lc ttlTrh. diseased Scalp. a1d ari primary forms Of the di-sase k,o,,-. -. syphilis. Price, s co D.r Ro,,Is La Richsu's Golden BaI..m SI' 2 Curgs-t tsrfasry. MercuriaI SyrhiIitir Pb.,, uia'i.rl, Fans in the Bon,s- Pai,s ir ,t- h-1i, oack oi the Neck, Clcera.ej Sors th-o-5, Sfphi.t'c Rash, Lunus nnd ,.,, uAl 70 cons. stiffness of the LiInLs ,t ,--es al -.17 from tie svsf.-, ', ,,'-l ,..'-, 1lscrcti0n oF as,lae ot AeT-VTy, l..,.. s@ fte bflo.{ ,,r,-- -,4 he9lthy. Price s5 % Der Pot,r, lc Eiehau's Golden Snan,.l, s.t gote Tor tle cure of Con0-rb,r1 S,'... Iff ,a'iNn Gravel, and an t-ri1arv ar G..-.i' Bottle. 'V Fer Se hichau's CoI--ui SpaaI.b In i.--h, iHr --rs-e clsrs of conorrhgss .4iinin'.to-y G'ert. Strictures. se- prtr, si - per Bottle.
 Ls Ntehnu's Golden Ot,,m.-. l-' -la ei- c'.vc a'l. r-.rf >vrlI iIitir. -'.-s @4, S5u.''i0gs- PricesI 0O p.Y I9.,- he Eiehnu's Golden pii' s-V---. .1 hs-..'i tfs1t-lent. l,,s- of p,iysieaI r.9zr. T,f =. cr ovcr-ForS. Tr0strasion. eta. -onic FEd Nci-vine-
 Sent .veTywhc5a, c. O. B ss.-,,-.l ,..,-, PeRDraE '-01 C- r. RICHARDS q. co. ao--.- '-. s-J saf.-'';le sr-,st. 0-T..r s>.---
 ss. rarre.cn. Cal
 ci---t i.iE WALLED rrr-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
The Skin can he Kent snfl Mhitr

"I NH ''l" "' NFII N'It. Nnltr. and free from iEiat oi pers2iration by adding Darby's Prophy lacti, Fluid tr the water used in bathing. Itremoyes ell offensive smell from the feet or soy part of the body. Used ss a tooth wash il vill harden the gums, preserve the teeth. cure tooth-sche and make the breath pure and sweet. Cures chahpg and inflammation, Piles. Scala Feet. Cnrns. etc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Rooth1nck, Civ, Tain 1.l..r.

A reporter dropped into a prominent hotel to have his roots polished. Tin, weather was decidedly threatening at tl.. time. and ss he left the chaiE he sad:
 Tt is almost certain to rain, and I shal lose my elegant ten cent shine"
 ''Oh, we'll fix that all right" said th, frescOer. ''I'n give you a rain check. art if you lose your shine come back thi. afternoon and will give you another . Detroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Army Sports on the Frontier.

In the American Field of October I5 will be commenced @ series of articles entitled Army Sports on the Frontier by Lieutensnt J. NJ. T. Psrtello. Of th, United States Army, which will be q graphic description of Army sports or the frontier, such ss has never been pub iiehed before.
 Each artlc'e will he illustrated.
 Lieutenant Partello's reputation ss s srlter is saficiebtly well known to be & guarantee that the subject will be treat d in sn able manner
 AHynIoAS FIELD PUBLISHING Co.
 243 State &. Chicago. III. Eastern ofhce, 252 Broadway, New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Diamond SoIes.

Diamonds oU-it not Co be worn on th, s',es of thc shoes. as a certain French actress once wore them. She had to fain, every night. and be carried off the stage so she irC-vSted The sales of her shoes with diamonds. ! remember reading that crowds used t1 rp nightly c. see her be. diamorded chassure Bgt they may It worn c5 buckle uu tle shoes, CT even grouped in 90 m1a0srCIs on the toes.- London Truth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
EVENING.

Ills sl-nal fire the sun drops down the west, And niershals all his cloudy hosts Gright, Retreating from his vantage ground oppressed Ev the advancinl. armies of the night Slow fatle the crimson banners from the blue A holy hush broo.ls OCT the earth's-calm breast One sound alone breaks the deep silence through A sleepy bird complaining from its nest.
 Clare Beatrice Cooley in Inter OceGa-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
BuckIin's Arniea SsIva

The Best Salvs in ihe world for Cn,s
 Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chspped Hands
 Chilblsins, OoEns, and sll Skin Erup. tons, and positively cures Piles, or po pay required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. pnce 70 een's per box. For sale by Geo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Notice tO TaXpavers,

OFFICE OF CIIT TAx-CoLLFCToR. !
 TrcsoS, AriE-, Sept. 20th. lSS6. ! You are hereby notified that the city taxes for the year 1887 are now due. and payable st my office, ID the City Hall and will become delinquent on and after December 18th. 1887, at 6 o'clock p. m,, of that day, and if Dot paid on or before that date. the percentage snd costs will be added and collected ss the law di- rects. GEO. F. FOSTER,
 City Tax Collector.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
An UntImrIr Ta.inr nr.

Husband treading the papcri-I see that Prince Harold k dead.
 Wife ian AnglOmanisc, ineNprcs -bIy shockedl-Is 1t poSsiblcs IL seems too sss. for anything. What was the cause of his deaths
 Husband-He trotted a mile in %; IT. and then died of blind staggers. New York Sun
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Ono Thousand Atmo.phcre.

An apparatus of iron and glass. Ia which a pressure of 1000 atmosphere, can be developed for the purpose of study. ing the influence of great pressure ol animal life, has been exhibited to Liol. ogists in France. With it ducp SCI animals can he observed under their natural compression Transcript
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Gninr tn To T sn,n., rn

Blobson found his little boy crying the other day, and upon asking him what was the matter, the prccOciOus infant sobhed. ''Oh. pa! I'm afraid there's going Go I'd. a smash up. Ma said she was going to spank me, and she's just been rubbing nitro clycerine on her hands"'-Burlinr- ton Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Two THOu-ard BaIiaEs for Two
 Hundred.

Ticket No. i6 6SJ6. which drew the third capital prize of S20, 900 ID the draw log of Ibs Louisiana Stste Lottery Company on the 9th oi August. WAS held hy DsCIel McNsugh.on. brother oi Robt. McNsugb,ou. the barber Of Governor street. "As soon ss I Rscer.ainei that ticket N. 46 S56 had drawn the third capital prize of S2O.OGO I immediately drew a sight draft Cn M. A. Dsupbjn and # was promptly ps.d." I suppose I have bought two hundred tickets. This is the first time l ever struck it big. n know of nothing else ID winch I could have invested S300 gud got S2 OOO m -e- turn--Richmoui (Va) State, Aug. 27,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
The Tie anL ,be CbIid

George Augustus SIla, when in this country, said: T object but to two things in Ane..ca-thc pie and the hoteI .hild. Not until that child $ made into the pie will tolerate eitner."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
NOTICE.
[. $ LAzD OPTIC,

'. x LAzD CYTICE
 F1c- on. Arg. Augu-t I5. t5--- Complaint ta-ing been entered Co thIs oace Jo -ph H. Andrsw T.mo-hy O. Mara ard i.eVi VI Pr.lCe. a-gIn-t slfOnz1 Ha k.E- ~tp ilada Deer Land Fnfry N. -G- dafe-i Feb rlary f-h, lss7, upon the sls of NWit anc Sls af 3 e. v. |. ii, $. a. l3 2, Iu Pima colnts A-iz-, IfA F.rH Q tHe e .ncell .+I1n of ssit eu -y- ruu ' an alleging th a ''ths tr is 70 ''r-arr md wlth e meaning of tNe de erc land % 't, af salf tract hzr been covered and i- --I'i Ia-- ally GOV rel with iarze me-qu.t trees from -3 'J ltu trees % The acre and that tHer- has h-t.l -r-s- -raNI z thereon, snd Is used for grszIrE nd you q pruduce hay if it was not atsn sn nal frctd 70 do~n by cattle The sii p4rtl-- ? le 'J,h day of Eovsm Der fss7. af 10 o'clock a- -l-. Co FssP, ud and furnish testimony eoaeerulr1 sid i5ssd failure.
 A.D DUFF. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

A Russian mind reader at Paris find hidden objects without coming in phy ysi cal contact with any of the persons hay ing knoTicdge of the secret.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
NY ogAo.

lean trust; the mighty shepherd Loseth none he ever led. Somewhere. yet, a greeting waits ne On th- faces of my dead
 w c. Gannstt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
United States Land Office,

The following shows the work of the Lsnd Ofice during the last quarter sn. ended September 30:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
A c A R D.

To all who n-e suffering from the errors and tndiscrct.Ons or youth, nervous weakness. early decay. lossof rlauhooi. jsc. will send a reel Ie that vii! cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea. remedy was discovered by Q missionary in sout,
 America. Send A sc!taddressed envelope to ths
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

Home Made Candies, Fresh every afternoon st Rothschild Candy Factory,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Legal Blanks ! l! For Sale at .he CITIZEN Ctlce.
 DISTRICT COCBT BLsSgt.

l Tor o2le 2t .he CITIZEN CtLce. DISTRICT COUBT BLASst: .sc5-.- fa- it.ac,. .in-ur,
 '-s --.,E..s7 7r stt-eAlaszt.
 n-,a'- ..--.f.,,-s o- aGis Co: cs as .t-s,s DO
 srcgIrou.
 rLCsAFE COURT ELANESs
 ,.-..f-,-.ilg 2u.icos % ts given e. srsd.tors .'''.. ..--F gBgssEr-l for proving H;li
 rl'.,a- "- Ll and f-c-s fouzd. -dsf ..i-.c.ll; .1-tius Notices of AppIicsriau
 to' i--.1rs oi Administration. .t1.Ipur
 gsdi-or- C's.In. .-.'-. .1,.iilr AdIiris.rsscr .1-..- .' ...-.Ia orator and Exs,.utsr -.sr aI uIn-'r-- & &..psalseTS, -'.1- -.Iat.ag iuc for rOaa.s o' WiH s-1
 e-Tt~tt-s -C1iisst' 'ln of Notice or -arVe. rcsr Ei'. ."iEti-E timC and place for Hrarl-s
 2 fSl.tse atloC G. ssl! Personal 'rupar-y .f4
 Cintt'lc +ylice tp ns given, '-.' ." sa1T cause Eny crte. of sale o' E1a
 L5ts..- ea'uid rut be ade ir..es sItD.utius ac.e "f Pe--onal Property. dor 0- S1ie "i .er=ousi F-upe-ts, jfdes @. ..',g'sf- gty. Tor excitement 1t a-r.-=
 s-- i tr-cji.l Notice .O Se Sivou. NO.rc7 or -ir-s set tIr S@tt eIuels 0f Ao-- BLANK5 CSED IN OBTAINING U.s
 LSiS tJ GiAlGG CLAIMS; ltiiavit O: Clu4susai9. AulusTIt Of tve hundred dollars IrlcrOVerz-r.s Asr-snert with Publishers. Not,e- 'f srrhra-.-u 'oi z. 5. P-t,rt CIVIL PR1CELDlNe I& JUsIICCOUR1E Suul.OLs Complsi-- -n o.si-. and Gsli.a-y of Personal Hroperry Cndsrts;z'lIs ou claim sai as.i's-y oi Psrsouai PrCpa=ts, Affidavit uu c.aim Gli delivery of PsrsarGI Prope-ty AhldaVit .Gr q. 'lcar-1 70 yziE7- & ts-.ftEus UntertakInR ol .-l.s-lI4cut, Writ of A-,achres- Execution Notice ol Appeal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

kjT- E-S,-,s rys-yg~> iOrS check for S2O VI NEs1stEHSEf Eill p-Int a eI-iius ad- Pr-N v. rtIs mcut iu One ,iIl lHTyfrt< r7r rNf-eFe .iuu issues of the lead FlE1 G "A sEtFsC C- l1g American News
 uspers and complete he Nork SIthin Zen dgy= This is st the ra.s lf Oul; C-e-tfth of r-uf 'Ine. for 1,O'J ti-cu- iafiou, The '.tv-rtl. @lt WI!l appea. in bui aslugie I--ua of any ga9'r. and consequently Sll! he D Hcsi before One Million dIftsrent newspaper purchasers, ,-ur FIVE MILLION READFBs. it It he true, t7 sometimes Gtated that eTe'r rsVspaIsa iS 'or sed at by tvs person on ar average. Ton huas will srco--fnrdat, abouf s-.veuty- hve Wo-gi-. Addre7- with copy of 4dvsrti-e7u-us and cheek, or soud 90 cents foI book of is1 pages.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
l-cELLAYECUs sLAHTs

11-z-.r1 N1.lcss. iin s.. Dl,-is. te.I Ee.a.a LceSs tesl f-..-. rI rI1r.E-gsc 'ow4ro fs-n-.t-. saaEs-
 }out -If Dee, to -is-iua Props-ty. aczl9G .-. -H+s .Csra--i -s.-- ior Nan and Wife NF..1s '... "Uh- r--l- ,o--r- ..' ...0g t'Is'-n :.a -.... .... F-rr r-1
 sr-i. ,ssse t.zrE- a-s g-rtsd 'n Goa J--..- --. -1a s-rtl--s rf Ari-a-G and The li~i.. .s..- 70 '.- CnI'.-i -li-.-- rfr-. .-.. ..-- a' t1- -.ig c. Q. ?.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
BLANK. C~ED !S OBTAINING [. <
 LSlS EJ GINIEG CLAIMS.
290 Ju.t,ee Blanks for f5.C0.

A g.~a dr~ cCrf.--il. fh0 fUis- ilf raG-a-' 0isu--s For rsiT~--' luurtF. SlE ho cent to ..rl lddro'e pust-rs pad, for Sa.lJ: 1'lrwiusl Com plaints f E-r gr rts 0f A~res- -HSIr.c1as.
 % tOIl.trrsIer. me. -I ~uwnCls.
 s1 Como eints oa CT 2 cI. Q: Fers- sroS. -I Jr,.rrtazirgs 2n 1fif-y..s for A.ts-ImeEt ai trlsrrak.nge on A-t-chueut Ji Wri.H : a-f-chueLt q tv srirtr--. % ssscssi -clarsa fi lsl IOAcSrsy,. s.,fzgts tIGLn sssd Eff-s. % lsal! iif.lt- % s4g- G-io-- on Appeal. Ei Sa.rrd .'arrEutE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
t 2ssisia;Ii Lsiiers iu NEf. 1--GENNS NATIONAL BANK.
 New Orleans. La

B MEMBER, R,Il5sl1.. Fss,,h: E.,s..,, E.s,esss,, ,r -. vlo are il -ha-se os the draxirs- .-tn-~e of sh-olurs fslrnes- and TO tH.t the g.sE-e- are a.. equal and '' ?. '-" .--n po-sl, ply d4SIas Vl-t r-u- tsrs ssI. .r-- a ,'ri--
 EtN HHER thst the fay1ia-- of si1 I'-ir-s t-i N Ni'iE E T- ED fil Ep3 E NATION .ff r -.. .. N-w t'flesr=. and the tirze.s are
 g- "t . rr. President af an ins.itl.i"u. whOss .a-'- --. -. a.- are r-ca.aI I.sd iu the highest og-t.- .ar-i. re hewlre of azy imitEtiOns sa ..vrrf-. sI haruea
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

Salvador! Salvstor! Salvador
 Lager beer on drRught st St, Loui. EKohange-"Buffs" if
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

srrr rr yrre esye Los Ans.bss. CsiroraA. ~ sststa sss6 ssss TndenominatftouaA aA
 AT Cnifbrus. . C0urss~. tSt 9FsyH,ese ArIrsvy to $500. open, sept h Atssst VI " asassA For prospectus, address
 T. ALONZO FISHER Ph- D.. PrincipA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

Incorporated in isis Tor 25 year- bg ne ! ~. stature Tor EducEtiOnsl an.' Ctar'ta - -- r9ssrve fuut Of over S5SGrl. lNs s--r. .a aided by an overwhelming po9alsr vote i.. .-.- ,llss W0s made e l-Tt of the rr-=a-- S---. t"n'utut on adoPtsi December lf 4 u r--. lae only Lottcry over ves-i on asl,f ..-.. .--. ny the peoa.0 0f ans s'ste
 it HSyer -ca-es or pus-poles
 it- Grand single Number Jr.,,tn,-s ts... p'Hr" monthly. snd ih~ >~mi-Suur-I Orswtngs regularly every siH r,,,t4 tJuus u'.a Decsmbcrl
 -"iENniD OPPOI;Tt STTY TO WIN | sSi;Tt NE. TENTH GRAND DEsV. !Ntt, tAtSS n, IN THE AfAGfWY GF wr s!t >tN ORLEANS, TCtSlAl. Oct. 10. SS .-2o5th Mon h.y DrawIIS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
h9Ilqi2a2 State L0ttpTy GlERlrV

TSPEECEDENTED ATTEtCTI0N-
 - OVER HALF A EfLLIUS Ul,-..lrr--,-.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-12
-selyiag a-Mystery.

SACRAMENTO, March 9:--Some time prior
to 1870, H. B. Chatfeld purchased $50 acres
Of land near Florin, in this county. Shortly
afterward he mys.eriously disappeared, and
nothing more was known as to his where.
ahouts. Dark hints were made that some.
body was foully dealt with; that there was q
midnight burial on Chat6eld's ranch, and
that body was sunk in an old well, etc.,
but until recently no investigation was made.
Yesterday Richard Chat6eld, who had filed
petition praying that he be appointed ad
ministrator Of the estate, secured the services
Of a we'll .borer, and inspected the old well
on the ranch. As result, he found hu
man collar bone and two arm bones. Owing
to the water being near the surface, further
prosecution Of the work was discontinued
until a later day. The finding Of these
bones has created considerable discussion,
and now the belief is prevalent that Chat.
field was murdered. and that his body was
thrown into the we'll. The proceedings will
be watched with interest, and sensational
Developments may be expected.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-12
Norman Horses for nevada.

e. c. Hardy, Of the firm OF NJ. II. Hardy
& Co., Of Toano, New, writes the Sage6rnsh
Stoeknssn from Chicago, that he has bought
Of Dillon Bros, and Dillon & Bright, Of
Normal, Illinois, twenty-three head Of MOI.
man .Percheron stations and mares, that will
arrive in Nevada in about ten days. They
will prove q valuable addition to his import
ed stallion stud at Oasis. All Of the animals
are Of the best strains Of blood, being prin.
cipally the descendants Of old Louis Napo-
leon and St. Laurant, which noted sires were
for so many years at the head of the stud Of
the famous importers, Z. Dillon & Co. This
valuable shipment will give to Nevada
breeders a lot Of stations to select from,
which in few years will place this State in
The list Of range States for horses suitable
for draft and other purposes. The descend.
ants of these stalliens will bear shipment to
any part Of the United States or Great Brit
ain, and will add greatly to the wealth OF
horsegrowers in sageland.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-12
sudden Death.

Word was receiver last evening as we wen,
10 press OF the death Of James Downey, ST.,
OF Mason Valley. His death occurred yes
terday about noon. and was caused by bren.
chitis. Mr.. Downey had not been in good
health for the past two or three years. He
has many friends who sympa,hize with his
grief.stricken family. His burial will take
place from the depot Immediately after the
train arrives tomorrow evening, and will be
conducted under the auspices OF the Dayton
Lodge, /. o. o. f., Of which Order Mr..
Downey was q member.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-12

The following b condensed from al ac-
count in the Wtits Pise NtsUs: "a ranchef
named L. Ketchum shot and killed q man
named Johnny Green, and was then shot and
killed by his stepson, Delbert Hickman, on
the 2sth OF February. Green was formerly
an employee Of the Eureka and Phoebe Stage
Co., but for some time had been working for
Ketchum. He had recently been paid of
and. told not to again show himself around
the Ketchum ranch. It Is supposed from
this that some domestic trouble existed.
Young Hickman and his step-fathes did not
get along we'll together either. Ketchum
came to the ranch and hid himself in the
stable and when Green came to feed the
stock on the morning of the 7sth. Ketchum
shot him in the breast and back killing him.
The firing brought out young Hickman with
/. pistol. He exchanged shots with Ketch-
UNI at dis lance of a leo yards without do
ing any harm. Hickman then got q Win
chester and shot Ketchum in the bowels.
He died in ~ hours. All parties are we'll.
known and respected. Sheriff Turner ar.
rested Hickman. Green's remains were
sent to Salt Lake and Ketchum's were look.
ed after by his brother.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-12
E.smeralda items.

The following items Of interest are taken
from the Walker Lake Bulletin Of last Wed.
nesday;
Mr.. Stock will set out an orchard on his
ranch, and 400 grape vines.
The snow is still deep on the Luning side
Of the Garfield Mountain.
McClane and Harry Summerville are work.
ing the Lolita steadily and getting quantity
Of very rich ore ready for assortment and
shipment as soon as the snow leaves.
The FIVE tons ofore from the Toronto, work.
ed by Warner and Morrison at the Moss Mill
yielded bar Of about fifty pounds in weight.
They received the returns on Monday and
after all charges were paid have balance oil
S76o.74 to divide.
The Dictator will soon return to the list Of
working mines and this time will also be
classcd as a producer. As soon as arrange
ments can be made, a quantity Of ore will be
sent to Reno for reduction and the work Of
developing will be vigorously prosecuted.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-12

Improvements are contemplated at Mea.
dow Lake the coming spring. A Io.stamp
mill is to be erected. and contracts for 900, 900
feet Of lumber have been made in Sierra Val
ley. Thomas Lebroke, who has the contract,
has just completed new mill in the Weber
Canyon, and will construct a road from there
to Weber Lake, a distance OF six miles, max
ing the distance which the lumber will have
to be hauled sixteen miles. The prospects are
that this celebrated camp will come out all
right in the end, and tharthe end is not far
distant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-12

W. D. Hoyt & Co., wholesale and retail
druggists, of Rome, Ca, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve
for two years. Have never handled rene.
dies tina. sell as we'll, or give such universal
satisfaction. There have been some wonder
full cures effected by these medicines in this
city. Several cases Of pronounced consump.
ton have been entirely cured by use Of a
few bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric Bitters.
We guarantee them always. Sold BY J. A.
Bonham.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-12

Trains Nos l aud run daily.
Train No. runs Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Saturdays.
Passenger trains make close connection at
Mound House with express trairs OF Virginia
and Truchee Railroad. which connect At Reno
with east and west-bound trsius Of the Central
Pacific Railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At HAWTHORNE, with United States stagc
Oompany's coaches for Aurora t26 miles,
Bodie (sf mile.) and for Bridgeport aud Luudy.
ALUNING (l2s miles from Mound Housed with
0iimer, Salisbury q Co.'S ry-weekly stages
fleayina Mondays. WEDNESDAYS and fridays)
fsr Dowreyvilie. 0rantsviils and Belmont
CANDELARIA, with United States Stage Com
pary's stages for Column us "a iniiesl. Silver
Peak, Moniezums. Aida Valley, Gold Mountain
AZ KELLER, with stages for Cerro aordo
10 miles,. Darwin ga miies) and PAnAnint
T. miies) "
H. NJ YFRINGToN,
General Superintendent.
RI LAWS.
Assistant superintendent.
DA BENDER.
General Freight b Passenger Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-12
Agents Wanted.

To sell our standard Holiday Subscription
Publications, the Worlds Wonders. ""Peer.
less Parallel Family Bibles, The Home Be.
yond, or heaven and its relations to earth,
Wealth by the Wayside, or the secrets oil
success and happiness. The Heroes of the
Plains, by J. W. Buel, also for Gaskell's
Compendium OF Forms, The Worlds His.
torical and Actual, The "Spleudid" Albums
and last but not least, Rev. Sam Jones' Book
Of Sermons, illustrated, the only book Of
this kind ever published. Prospectus Of the
same only rs cents. Agents. Rev. Sam
Jones is coming to the Coast, and now is the
time to secure your outfits and territory and
take your choice. The best terms and ex.
elusive territory given. For full particulars,
terms, ETC.. apply by letter to the Historical
Publishing Co.. 100 Suffer street, San Fran.
cisco. CAL, G. P. Woodward. Manager.